At the end of a two-week hunt, I was packed up and ready to leave. Sitting on a bench in the front yard of the cabin, these two showed up, fed a while, and bedded in the high grass over the fence.
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I went to the truck and retrieved my bow, and started to approach the weed patch just in time for my friends from ND and FL to drive up. They watched me shoot the young one after the doe spooked. A heart shot, and he didn't go more than 40 yards, falling in full view of everyone! Weirdest hunt I ever had!
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40# Archery Traditions recurve, barreled yellow poplar shafts, natural turkey fletching, MA 3 broadhead.
Congrats Don :thumbsup:
:thumbsup: Cool story!
Wow, now that is taking an opportunity that is given you. What a start to a trip.
OUTSTANDING DON CONGRATS :thumbsup:
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Nice. Congrats!!
Now that's an interesting and different hunting story! Way to go Don. :thumbsup:
Congrats Don!! Nice shooting too! :clapper: :clapper:
Makes for easy drag! Nice job.
A hunt isn't over until its over!! Congratulations!! Should be great eating!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Too cool! Great little story.
Nice shot! Congrats!
Thats the way to do it. :thumbsup:
Thanks, y'all.
Awesome!
Need to get out and do some hunting!
Josh
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Should be some fine table fare. Great shooting!
Great shot!!!!!
Super Nice shot.. Last minute still counts!
The best hunters always take advantage of an opportunity :thumbsup:
Nice shot!